Screenwriter / Scriptwriter
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Curriculum
- 9 Sections
- 40 Lessons
- Lifetime
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- Discover the Career (Introduction)4
- 1.1EA21C10L1 What does a Screenwriter / Scriptwriter do & why it matters today
- 1.2EA21C10L2 Industry overview: film, TV, OTT, animation, and gaming scripts
- 1.3EA21C10L3 Myths vs. realities: creative freedom, deadlines, and collaboration
- 1.4EA21C10L4 Future relevance: storytelling in the era of streaming and AI
- Is This Career Right for You?3
- Your School & Subject Choices4
- 3.1EA21C10L8 What to choose after 10th – languages, literature, creative writing clubs
- 3.2EA21C10L9 What to choose after 12th — humanities, media, or fine arts path
- 3.3EA21C10L10 Extracurriculars: film clubs, creative writing competitions, theatre
- 3.4EA21C10L11 Portfolio building before college – short stories, skits, or short films
- Entrance Exams & Admissions3
- Academic Journey & College Life4
- 5.1EA21C10L15 Course Duration & Pathways – UG, PG, diploma, and workshops
- 5.2EA21C10L16 Year-by-year breakdown of writing and film studies subjects
- 5.3EA21C10L17 Teaching style – script labs, peer reviews, story pitches, short film projects
- 5.4EA21C10L18 Assessment & grading – screenplay evaluation, assignments, and projects
- Real-World Experience & Skill Development5
- 6.1EA21C10L19 Internships – with studios, production houses, and OTT networks
- 6.2EA21C10L20 Tools & Software – Final Draft, Celtx, WriterDuet, Scrivener, Grammarly
- 6.3EA21C10L21 Screenwriting formats – film, short film, episodic TV, animation
- 6.4EA21C10L22 Team collaboration – working with directors, editors, and producers
- 6.5EA21C10L23 Story pitching & networking in the industry
- Mastering the Craft6
- 7.1EA21C10L24 Story structure – three-act structure, hero’s journey, and non-linear formats
- 7.2EA21C10L25 Character development – arcs, flaws, motivation, dialogue authenticity
- 7.3EA21C10L26 Genre writing – drama, thriller, comedy, sci-fi, fantasy, and biopic
- 7.4EA21C10L27 Adaptations – novels, true stories, and remakes
- 7.5EA21C10L28 Writing for visual storytelling – showing vs. telling
- 7.6EA21C10L29 Revision & feedback – rewriting for structure, pacing, and dialogue polish
- Career Growth, Roles & Income6
- 8.1EA21C10L30 Entry-level roles – assistant writer, script coordinator, dialogue writer
- 8.2EA21C10L31 Freelance vs. full-time – balancing projects and financial planning
- 8.3EA21C10L32 Salary insights – India vs. global markets (film, OTT, and TV)
- 8.4EA21C10L33 Mid-level growth – credited writer, showrunner assistant, co-writer
- 8.5EA21C10L34 Entrepreneurship – starting a writing studio or production label
- 8.6EA21C10L35 Building your professional brand – IMDB, portfolios, social presence
- Future Trends & Your Personal Roadmap5
- 9.1EA21C10L36 How AI and generative tools are reshaping screenwriting
- 9.2EA21C10L37 Emerging formats – interactive films, VR storytelling, transmedia writing
- 9.3EA21C10L38 Global opportunities – writing for streaming platforms & international collabs
- 9.4EA21C10L39 5-year action plan – portfolio milestones & networking strategy
- 9.5EA21C10L40 Related careers – copywriting, story editing, creative direction, content design
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